Closed eiabea closed 11 years ago
Confirmed. What do you think it should do?
Actually i believe that you should do your own check and eventually call a scroll event so that the "wrong" element gets visible. Tell me your thoughts.
i think the standard behaviour could be that the info text gets behind the actionbar. I don't know how you even can show it above ^^ or something like a collision detection, whichk hides the info text completely when it hits the action bar
Hello,
As i said you should take your own precautions to this. Please take a look at:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/View.html#getLocationOnScreen(int[])
You should check which view haves the getLocationOnScreen out of your "user view" and do a
mScrollView.scrollTo(xPosition, yPosition);
You could also try to trigger the "requestFocus()" method of the view that is out of your "screen".
when a infotext is showing and the FormEditText is in a scrollview it happens that the overlay is on top of the actionbar when scrolling